Prague - the capital of the Czech Republic

A very attractive excursion destination opens up to you when you visit the beautiful city Prague. Only about 170 minutes away from the Hotel Bergknappenhof, you can explore the city on your own or take a comfortable bus ride with the local bus company, Reisebüro Wenzl. Every Thursday, the company offers day trips with a guided city tour and a city tour.

If you prefer to plan your trip independently, Prague Prague has a lot to offer for all interests. Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic and also its most populous city. It can look back on a significant history. Prague In the 14th century it was the residence of the Holy Roman Empire and thus the political and cultural centre of Central Europe.

A large part of the city lies in a wide valley of the Vltava, with the historic city center lying in a loop on the southern curve. The city is affectionately called the "Golden City", which is partly attributed to the two sandstone towers that shine golden when the sun shines. Many towers characterize the cityscape.

Prague is also a university city. In addition to the oldest university in Central Europe, Prague offers students a wide selection of different universities, art schools, and research institutes. Among the numerous sights is the Charles Bridge. It is one of the oldest stone bridges in Europe and, accessible only to pedestrians, crosses the Vltava River. Numerous statues of saints line the edges of the bridge. The bridge is bustling with activity. Musicians, merchants, and photographers can be found there. Prague Castle, with its three courtyards, is the largest enclosed castle complex in the world. The castle includes St. Vitus Cathedral, the Holy Cross Chapel, the National Gallery, and the Golden Lane, to name just a few. A MUST for all visitors to Prague, but you should be a good walker, as the climb up the castle stairs is strenuous—not a problem, as you can then relax and unwind at the Hotel Bergknappenhof. The Gothic-style Town Hall with its astronomical clock is a special feature. Many other sights invite you to linger. Wenceslas Square, Old Town Square, Powder Tower, John Lennon Wall, Jewish Cemetery, Dancing House, and the National Theater are just a few examples of the variety. The team at the Hotel Bergknappenhof will be happy to advise you.